Re: [boto-users] Getting tenancy of an instance

[Mitchell Garnaat]

There is a bit of complexity around this because of backward compatibility concerns but I thing you should be able to find the complete placement info including tenancy using the placement_group attribute.

Mitch

On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 6:19 AM, Emilio García <emilio...@cloudreach.co.uk> wrote:

Dear all,

When I get an instance (using get_all_instances method) I cannot find any attribute that maps with the instance's tenancy. Am I missing something very stupid or it just cannot be retrieved?

Thank you.

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[Mitchell Garnaat]

Correction.  Use placement_tenancy for the tenancy.  You can also use placement_group for the group_name and just placement for the availability zone.

[Emilio García]

What should be the value in placement_tenancy when is not 'default'?

[Mitchell Garnaat]

The only value other than "default" is "dedicated".  This would mean that the instance is a dedicated instance running within a VPC.

Mitch